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Monday - 10 August, 2026 24-Safar-1448

How many days until Rajab Start

Learn about the significance, history, and practices associated with this important Islamic occasion.

Hijri Date: 29-Jumada Al Thani-1448
Gregorian Date: 2026-12-11
123
Days remaining

About Rajab Start 2026 (1448)

Learn about the significance, history, and practices associated with this important Islamic occasion.

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Common questions about Rajab Start 2026 (1448)

When does Rajab 1448 start?

Rajab 1448 begins on 2026-12-11 and is the seventh month of the Islamic calendar.
There are 123 days remaining until the start of Rajab on 2026-12-11.
The sacred month of Rajab 1448 starts on 2026-12-11, marking the beginning of one of the four sacred months in Islam.
Rajab is the seventh month of the Islamic calendar and one of the four sacred months (Ashhur al-Hurum) mentioned in the Quran, during which fighting was traditionally prohibited and worship is especially meritorious.
Rajab is considered sacred because Allah has designated it as one of the four sacred months in the Quran (9:36), making it a time for increased worship, reflection, seeking forgiveness, and avoiding conflicts.
While there are no specific prayers mandated exclusively for Rajab, many Muslims increase their voluntary prayers (Nafl), seek forgiveness (Istighfar), and engage in additional worship and dhikr during this sacred month.
The word "Rajab" comes from the Arabic root "rajaba" meaning "to respect," "to honor," or "to revere," reflecting the reverence and respect Muslims should have for this sacred month.
While fasting in Rajab is not obligatory, many Muslims choose to fast voluntarily during this month as it is considered highly meritorious to fast during the sacred months, especially on Mondays and Thursdays.
According to Islamic tradition, several significant events occurred in Rajab, including the Isra and Mi'raj (Night Journey and Ascension) of Prophet Muhammad, and various important historical events in Islamic history.
The four sacred months in Islam are Dhul-Qi'dah, Dhul-Hijjah, Muharram, and Rajab. These months are mentioned in the Quran as sacred, during which fighting is prohibited and good deeds carry extra reward.